digital-humanities

BookNLP, a natural language processing pipeline for books

Pyzotero: a Python client for the Zotero API

Jekyll-based static site for The Programming Historian

Natural language processing pipeline for book-length documents (archival Java version; for current Python version, see: https://github.com/booknlp/booknlp)

A full-stack publishing solution involving different technologies to power digital archives

Jekyll based framework for minimal exhibitions with IIIF 🐝

Introduction to Cultural Analytics & Python, course website and online textbook powered by Jupyter Book

Find primary sources online and learn how to research history digitally.

The Archives Unleashed Toolkit is an open-source toolkit for analyzing web archives.

A point-and-click tool for creating and analyzing topic models produced by MALLET.

Jekyll plugin for generating Markdown collection pages from CSV/YAML/JSON records 🧙📖

Edition Visualization Technology 2 - development

Distant Viewing Toolkit for the Analysis of Visual Culture

Computer Assisted Text Markup and Analysis

A Game Development Toolkit for Historians

A Python library for topic modeling and visualization

Data from "Hamilton: An American Musical", formatted for reuse. See below for some interesting text analysis basic findings! I am not throwing away my stopword?

Topic Words in Context (TWiC) is a highly-interactive, browser-based visualization for MALLET topic models

Python 3 library for processing historical English

Explore your own text collection with a topic model – without prior knowledge.

Grateful Data isn't programming code, but an online tutorial about data acquisition, cleaning and enriching, using publicly accessible data on the band the Grateful Dead as examples. Read the Wiki to find out how to use the sample data.

GLAMkit is a next-generation Python CMS by the Interaction Consortium, designed especially for the cultural sector.

A curated list of ontologies for Digital Humanities

Computational Thinking for Social Scientists book project

This research seeks to examine best practice in the field of digital editions by collating relevant evidence in a detailed catalogue of extant digital projects.

This is a list of useful Digital Humanities tools. Pull requests with additions and improvements are welcome!

A set of add-ons for the Omeka content management system, designed specifically for location-based narrative content, and compatible with (optional) paid Curatescape mobile applications.

A collection of the work of Edward Estlin Cummings, as it enters the public domain.